Saint Seiya: Dark Wing and Garagarapon Set November 19 Finales
Both manga will conclude in the January 2027 issue of Akita Publishing's Champion RED magazine.

Saint Seiya: Dark Wing by Kenji Saitō and Nobuyuki Ueda and Garagarapon by Yousuke Takahashi and Mimori will end on November 19.
Akita Publishing's Champion RED announced Friday in its November issue that two manga will end on November 19. Their final chapters will appear in the magazine's January 2027 issue.
The titles are author Kenji Saitō and artist Nobuyuki Ueda's spinoff Saint Seiya: Dark Wing (Saint Seiya: Meiōiden – Dark Wing) and Yousuke Takahashi and Mimori's Garagarapon.
Titan publishes Saint Seiya: Dark Wing in English. Its synopsis follows Shōichirō, an ordinary high school student who becomes Wyvern, one of the feared Judges of the Underworld. He is chosen to fight Athena's forces in a war spanning life and death.
An unexpected ambush on a school trip sends Shōichirō and his classmates to the land of the dead. They enter a fierce conflict between gods and their warriors, with Hades' mysterious forces already attacking and Shōichirō's fate permanently changed.
He is not alone: Cattleya, Athena's reincarnation, fights to protect the living. Revelations about a darker conspiracy threaten everything they believe they know.
Saint Seiya: Dark Wing began in Monthly Champion RED in December 2020. Akita Publishing released its eighth collected volume on December 19.
Takahashi and Mimori started Garagarapon in Akita Shoten's Champion RED in November 2023. Akita Publishing released its second volume on January 20.
Kurumada's original Saint Seiya manga ran from 1986 to 1990. It spawned television anime, original video anime projects, anime films and spinoff manga.
Viz Media released the original manga in English as Saint Seiya: Knights of the Zodiac. ADV Films distributed Toei Animation's anime adaptation with an English dub as Knights of the Zodiac, then released an unedited version as Saint Seiya. New Video Group subsequently issued the series on DVD.
Takahashi began the mystery manga Mugen Shinshi in Asahi Sonorama's Manga Shonen in 1981. It has since spawned multiple spinoff manga and novels, the original video anime Mugen Shinshi: Bōken Katsugeki Hen, and a live-action film that opened in May 2021.
Source: ANN







